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Building Indigenous health careers
Developing world’s first AI system to detect bridge deterioration
Teacher reforms delivering improvements
Golden opportunity as Southern Cross University brings music degree to Gold Coast
Peanut allergy vaccine to rewrite immune system
Monash launches Indigenous institute
Study identifies single gene behind gene network linked to autism
Could level 2 water restrictions drive up prices?
Bleak 2020 forecast for Australian economy
Innovative heating & cooling products tested in living labs
Alternatives to State foster care need to be seriously considered, Otago researcher says
UNSW engineers hone their art at new exhibition in Manly
First-year University course shines a light on language-based discrimination
Gene network sparks future autism treatment
Otago research reveals past rapid Antarctic ice loss due to ocean warming
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Gulf Coast corals face catastrophe
University researcher creates space for children to talk about serious issues
Physical forces affect bacteria’s toxin resistance, study finds
Jelly invention can heal itself like human skin
La Trobe joins SGroup
La Trobe receives $3.35m in ARC grants
$4.6 million research centre to help improve safety on WA roads
Macquarie University research gets a $9.6 million funding boost
Updating international education strategy
Decriminalisation not deregulation for SA abortion laws
Managing AI risks and reducing methane from cows
Grants to manage AI risks and reduce methane from cows
Victoria University awarded more than $2.3 million to improve health & data security
Morrison Government continues to undermine TAFE
Mobile devices blur work and personal privacy raising cyber risks: QUT researcher
Cutting red tape for families
New eDNA tool research helps scientists find deep sea corals
New international research project to study religion’s impact on family size and child health
Hip joint study aims to slow osteoarthritis
Hollywood star praises USC koala detection dog
Marine parks face uncertain fate in changing oceans
Autism study shows 4 out of 5 children on autism spectrum are anxious at school
New collaboration to help fight growing herbicide resistance
Calls for SA slavery investigation
Education & Skills Amalgam In Departmental Reorganisation Welcomed
Griffith’s first Schwarzman scholar
Rural decline not driven by water recovery
Fatal child drownings: Chores a distraction in more than 4 out of 10 cases
Study prompts call for disaster-specific pharmacy legislation
Marine parks face uncertain fate in a changing ocean
UNSW receives more than $30m in Australian Research Council funding
Weill Cornell center will aim to help cognitively impaired seniors